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Data Scientist | Edtech | £60k to £70k | Global Business

Data Scientist - Hybrid

Data Scientist - Contract

Are you a Data Scientist ready to drive digital transformation in a project of National Importance?

We're looking for a talented individual to join a collaborative, cross-functional team, working with cutting-edge data science technologies. This full-time, permanent role offers the opportunity to make a real impact while developing your skills in a flexible hybrid working environment.

Key Skills and Experience:

  • Proficiency in Python, SQL, and Excel
  • Experience with data visualisation tools like PowerBI or Tableau
  • Expertise in NLP, Transformers, Huggingface, and handling large text datasets
  • Knowledge of containerisation tools such as Docker, Docker-Compose
  • Strong understanding of machine learning techniques and algorithms
  • Excellent communication and presentation skills, able to explain technical concepts to non-technical audiences
  • Ability to gain UK Security Clearance (SC)

    Desirable:
  • SC or DV Cleared
  • Experience in large-scale data mapping, migration, and profiling
  • Experience with Linux command line tools
  • Degree in a numerate discipline with a strong statistical component

    Duties:
  • Design, develop, and support data-driven solutions for public sector digital transformation
  • Apply advanced data analytics and machine learning to meet client objectives
  • Collaborate with teams, customers, and external organisations to deliver innovative solutions
  • Build relationships with customers, gather requirements, and advise on business processes

    Why Join Us?
  • Play a key role in a growing business, working on unique and impactful projects
  • Competitive salary, company bonus and 28 days holiday plus bank holidays
  • Hybrid working model with a mix of home and office-based work
  • Medical insurance, pension scheme, and performance bonus
  • IT equipment provided

    Professional Development: They offer a centrally funded professional development programme, with mentoring and access to formal learning to help accelerate your career.

    How to Apply: If you're ready to contribute to transformative public sector projects and further your data science career, we want to hear from you. Apply today!

    Established in Didsbury, Connexa Technology Ltd is becoming one of the UK's fastest growing IT and Technology recruitment companies.

    People. Technology. Connected.

    Connexa Technology is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy

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